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14 Steps To PM

This 14-step document outlines Ricky Smith's preventive maintenance optimization process (PMO) for improving asset reliability. The steps include establishing a performance baseline, forming a cross-functional team, reviewing current maintenance practices and historical data, rewriting maintenance procedures as needed, monitoring results, and continually improving the process. The overall goal is to reduce asset failures and production losses through optimized preventive maintenance.

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14 Steps To PM

This 14-step document outlines Ricky Smith's preventive maintenance optimization process (PMO) for improving asset reliability. The steps include establishing a performance baseline, forming a cross-functional team, reviewing current maintenance practices and historical data, rewriting maintenance procedures as needed, monitoring results, and continually improving the process. The overall goal is to reduce asset failures and production losses through optimized preventive maintenance.

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PRESENTED BY PARTNERSHIP WITH

RICKY SMITH. CMRP. THE MAINTENANCE


CMRT. CRL COMMUNITY BY UPKEEP

14 STEPS OF A PREVENTIVE
MAINTENANCE OPTIMIZATION
PROCESS {PMO)

BY RICKY SMITH CMRP


Step 1: Establish a baseline using current metrics or data from maintenance
and production/operations.

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Conveyor 21 489 469 100%

!Press Unit 2 2312 18 98%


Hydraulics 47 324 110 9S%

PLC/ DCS 8 978 943 100%


DocArm lift 64 1934 86 98%

!Total 269 7160 1,999 99.8%

Step 2: Identify which asset/functional area the PM Optimization will be executed.

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Step 3: Identifying a cross-functional team (Operator. 2 Maintenance Tech,
Reliability Engineer. Maintenance Planner. etc.).

Step 4: Establish expectations from everyone engaged in this process.

Step 5: Define the end goal of this process.

Step 6: Define roles and responsibilities for all members of the PMO Team.

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Step 7: Define how you'll measure if the PM Optimization process has been
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Step 8: Present copies of PMs to all parties.

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Step 9: Review equipment history for the past 30. 60. and 180 days.
This includes:
• Root Causes of critical breakdowns
• PM Labor Hours vs. EM/Urgent Labor Hours.
• PM Compliance vs OEE
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Step 10: Review current PMs and PdMs for these reasons:
• PM procedure may need to be rewritten
• Training may be required
• PM frequency may be inaccurate and need adjustment
• Checking if equipment is in "maintainable condition"

Step 11: Rewrite PMs or write new PMs

Step 12: Monitor and measure to ensure new PMs are effective and
adjust as needed.

Step 13: Post results for all to see.


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Step 14: Once concept has been proven move to the next asset/area .

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